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Blogging - Secrets to Blogging Success Revealed
Blogging is all the rage right now. There can be any number of reasons to have a blog. Some truly enjoy writing, and a blog is the perfect creative outlet, since no one but you has a say in what gets posted or what gets scrapped.

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Lesson #1: Don’t Compromise
At the very first audition of “American Idol”, fellow judge Paula Abdul got her first taste of what it was like to work with Cowell. Following a terrible performance by a young contestant, Cowell responded with one of his trademark criticisms. “My jaw literally – like a cartoon – must have hit the table,” recalls Abdul. She proceeded to tell Cowell that he could not talk to people that way. Cowell responded that indeed he could. Abdul countered, saying he could not talk to Americans that way. Cowell said that he could and he would and the conversation abruptly came to an end.

TOO MUCH INFORMATION
Talk About A Human Resources Gem. A Second City's humorous View of How Overloaded we are with information.
A-Z of Ecotourism
A humorous way to understand what is ecotourism and how it impacts entrepreneurs
Got creativity in the workplace Well here are 20 ways to nip it
If the idea of having a bunch of creative thinkers running around the office has you shaking in your Florsheims, this article will show you ways to get rid of it before it can take root and help grow your company into the powerhouse it was meant to be. A humorous look at the "don'ts" of creativity, designed to give you a laugh and a few tips on how to nurture creativity in the workplace.
Women Entrepreneurs--Step into Your Power
Over and over I see women entrepreneurs who are multi-talented, brilliant, hard working, warm, loving, humorous and passionate. Often overwhelmed and unsure, they have been selling themselves short. What are they missing?
Snakes in a Playpen: Why U.S. Policy Regarding H-1B and EB-5 Visas is Outdated and Ineffective
In an earlier post from the spring I had talked about the manner in which inspiration usually hit me in terms of ideas for the articles that ultimately find their way to the pages of this as well as other blogs. I had bemoaned the fact that at the time I had not yet incorporated into the creative process the practice of carrying a pen and paper, without which to jot down the ideas I found the exercise of remembering these flashes of inspiration tantamount to the old Larson cartoon with the playpen of snakes.
Just Say Yes for Success
Successful people commit to taking personal responsibility for creating their personal and professional success. You can demonstrate your personal commitment to your success by adopting the motto "Just Say Yes!!!" When people ask for your help, give it to them willingly and pleasantly. You'll gain a reputation as a team player -- someone who is willing to pitch in and do whatever it takes to get the job done. A "Just Say Yes!!!" attitude is rarer than you might think. Sunday's Dilbert cartoon illustrated this point perfectly. By saying yes -- and delivering, you will set yourself apart from others and demonstrate your commitment to your career and life success.
What People Say to Dogs!
Communication is the key to most success in todays challenging business environment. It doesn't have to be hard, in fact we can sometimes learn from the cartoon section of your local newspaper. Using one as an example, we will discuss four easy Rules of Communication to use when working with any prospect or customer. And come to think of it, the rules apply when communicating with anyone on any level.
Glimpses of Today, Tomorrow from the Past
People used to worry about burning their bridges when they left a job...now they use napalm! Now folks have social media and if they're ticked they fire volleys everyone can see and snicker at. It's humorous as long as they're not shooting at you: - do you still abuse your significant other? - are you really in business only for money?

Are You The April Fools’ Day Joke in Your Business?
How far do you allow humor, tricks, pranks and these activities to pervade your business or organization? For example, professional speakers for years have been opening up their talk with a humorous story, as they expect this to allow a better connection with their audience. Does the same work in your business, to help develop teamwork and camaraderie?

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